Tim J. Hays

These are a couple of prosthetic makeups for a horror film. I made the foam latex appliances, applied them and airbrushed and handpainted them. I made the horns also.

Here is a close up of the other prosthetic demon I did for a horror movie. He is wearing a prosthetic forehead, horns, ears and nose. Also, contact lenses and a wig.

This is a zombie makeup I did to promote Universal's Halloween Horror Nights. It was shown on CBS Early Show the day before Halloween '04. There were a few other characters as well.

The first pic is the sculpture for the prosthetic. It was molded and run in foam latex. The second pic is the foam latex prosthetic which is painted and has hair added. The third pic is the completed makeup. I'm wearing a furry cowl, contact lenses and fangs. There are also whiskers glued on to finish it. 

Here is the Big Bad Wolf. The other pics are of the three foam latex prosthetic pieces (sculpted by Jonah Levy) that I painted and flocked (a layer of very fine, short hair glued on). Then, acrylic teeth were glued into the end of the muzzle.

I made a latex cowl with big wolf ears to go on first. I covered it with fur and painted it. Then the foam latex pieces were applied and a grandma cap was put on to finish it.

This is a makeup I did for the Titanic museum (www.titanicshipofdreams.com). I aged the actor with stretch & stipple around his eyes, age makeup and a lace moustache and beard.

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